The Fall of Joe burrow and the bengals




Written by Carmine Tuosto of Swish Tribune


In 2022 Joe Burrow was a Quarterback with very high expectations who had a very good year. Despite his 12 interceptions he had 4,475 yards and 35 touchdowns with a 68% completion rate. This year Joe Burrow and the bengals are 3-3 and are having trouble on offense. 


The bengals as a whole has an under-performing offensive line and a lack of production in both the pass and run games. The Bengals are among the worst in the league in most offensive categories, including total yards per game, rushing yards per game and passing yards per play.


Joe Burrow only has 7 touchdowns 1,230 and a 63.4 % completion rate that means he is on pace for about 17 touchdowns and about 3500 yards. Some sources say that he's not playing well because of his calf injury which I agree with.  Burrow's injured calf was getting better before the bye week, culminating in better mobility and five passing touchdowns against just two interceptions during the two-game winning streak.


Tee Higgins, who has shown he is capable of big plays, caught two touchdown passes from Burrow in the Week 2 loss to the Ravens but hasn’t done much else. He suffered a rib injury in the loss to Tennessee and missed the next game. He was back last week and had only two catches for 20 yards.


On the bright side Jamar Chase is playing to his expectations with 50 receptions 556 and 3 Touchdowns 


The bengals had this bye week to clean things up and have to prove they are playoff contenders still this weekend against the 49ers



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